A directional ellipse to describe directional behavior and player activity area in soccer

Fernández-Peña, Eneko; Castellano, Julen; Amatori, Stefano; Rocchi, Marco B. L.; Sisti, Davide

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“…Finally, directional distribution ellipses were used to analyze the spatiotemporal distribution of stores [42]. This is a simple geoprocessing tool that provides essential information to understand different location patterns along a time scale [43]. For the division, we considered the opening decade of each store.…”

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The Spatiotemporal Links between Urban and Rural Regions through the Sale and Consumption of Agri-Food Products

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The asymmetries between rural and urban areas have continued to increase over the last decades, contributing to an imbalance of economic, social, and territorial dimensions between regions. Urban stores specialized in the commercialization of rural provenance agri-food products can have a role in the promotion of interrelations between the countryside and the cities and contribute to publicizing and promoting rural regions among the urban populations and tourists. Thus, this work aims to understand and characterize the growth of these stores in two of the main urban and tourist centers of Oporto and Lisbon. For this purpose, we developed an analytical framework with the support of a spatial analysis using geographic information systems (GIS) to understand their organization as well as the spatiotemporal evolution and distribution. We also investigated the geographical patterns of the supply chains of marketed agri-food products and the spatial relationships between agri-food products from their production to their commercialization and consumption. The results revealed that most of the agri-food products originate in the inland rural regions of the country with a clear geographical connection between the analyzed stores and specific territories. Moreover, we verify an increased interest and consumption of agri-food products and a spontaneous increase in this type of store. Overall, these stores, in addition to selling agri-food products, are also promoters of rural territories in an urban environment.

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The Spatiotemporal Links between Urban and Rural Regions through the Sale and Consumption of Agri-Food Products

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A video-based time-motion analysis of an elite male basketball team during a season: game demands according to player position, game quarter, and actual time played

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Mennelli,

Patti

et al. 2023

International Journal of Performance Analysis in Sport

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The Spatiotemporal Links between Towns and Countryside through the Sale and Consumption of Rural Products: The Case of Oporto and Lisbon Cities

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Viana²,

Girão³

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The links between rural and urban have often been the subject of study in Portugal. Nevertheless, the asymmetries between rural and urban have not ceased to increase over the last decades, contributing to an imbalance of economic, social, and territorial dimensions between regions. In order to counter this trend, policies to attract the population and tourism have been endorsed but have not been sufficient to promote territorial cohesion. This makes it necessary to rethink the capacity and the potential of rural territories in terms of mobilising their resources and, through them, promoting new and/or renewed relations with urban territories. This article aims to explore and map the links between urban and rural areas by analysing the routes taken by agri-food products, from production to marketing, with the support of a spatial analysis, using Geographic Information Systems (GIS). For that, we analysed a set of specialised and/or gourmet shops in Oorto and Lisbon, and their relations with the territories from which the commercialized agri-food products come. Most of these products originate in the inland rural regions of the country, and there is a clear geographical connection between the shops analysed and specific territories. Thus, it was possible to verify the increase in interest and consumption of agri-food products of rural origin and the spontaneous increase of this type of shop in the cities analysed, as well as identify the target audience of the shops and the spatial influence they have in the respective cities. These shops, in addition to selling agro-food products, are also promoters of rural territories in an urban environment.

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A directional ellipse to describe directional behavior and player activity area in soccer

Cited by 4 publications

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The Spatiotemporal Links between Urban and Rural Regions through the Sale and Consumption of Agri-Food Products

The Spatiotemporal Links between Urban and Rural Regions through the Sale and Consumption of Agri-Food Products

A video-based time-motion analysis of an elite male basketball team during a season: game demands according to player position, game quarter, and actual time played

The Spatiotemporal Links between Towns and Countryside through the Sale and Consumption of Rural Products: The Case of Oporto and Lisbon Cities

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